Basic parameters of manufactured BEC / SBEC in the table.
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Transmitter update 5.03
You can download and install the latest version 5.03 for your transmitter via JETI Studio:
- Redesigned logical switches.
- Various small fixes.
Transmitter update is here
You can download and install the latest version 5.02 for your transmitter via JETI Studio:
- Integrated help for DS-12 and DC/DS-24.
- Lua Enhancements.
- Automatic checking of controls assignment after model change.
- Revised input selection dialog.
- More features and one small surprise.
Latest sensor updates
MTAG 1.02
- Revo tags support.
MFLOW2 2.02
- Editable language setting
- Improved flow measurement accuracy
MBAR 2.00, MAlti V2.01, MVario2 V2.01
- Editable language setting
- EX Bus improvements
What is the basic difference between BEC and SBEC?
Linear BEC: It has a more linear output voltage then SBEC and is safer to voltage breakdown (short circuit input and output after failure). It is suitable for a smaller voltage difference between input and output, with a larger difference it starts to overheat. The ideal power supply for linear BECs with a 5-6V output are two Li-xx cells (2S).
Switched BEC: It is suitable where we want a higher supply voltage.For example, to power the BEC from the main batteries (power supply for motor). It can also "work" with a bigger voltage range (up to 59V) while keeping small dimensions.
